Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History: v. 11 (Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History) by David Griffiths

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This 11th volume is published as a tribute to Sonia Hawkes (one of the founding editors). Contents: Anglo-Saxon cemetery of Bifrons, East Kent (Sonia Hawkes) British mammals in Old English poetry (A L Meaney) Anglo-Saxon takeover of the west Midlands (S Bassett) Clofesho revisted (K Bailey Penitential literature and secular law (C Hough)Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Tallington, Lincolnshire (J Albone and K Leahy) Athelstan's urban reforms (D Hill) Possible Anglo-Saxon burial at Castle Hill, Ayrshire. (Craig Cessford)

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